The Israel Defense Forces said it struck more than 150 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon this morning.

Siren sounds in towns near the Lebanese border, warning of a possible drone attack.

ECB board member Kazaks: Interest rates that are too high and last too long could harm the economy.

ECB board member Kazaks: Inflation in the services sector and slow economic growth are worrying.

ECB board member Kazaks: The direction of interest rates is downward.

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Reeves: Public spending will grow under this government.

The National Hurricane Center: The depression has been upgraded to Tropical Storm John, which is expected to bring life-threatening flooding to parts of southern Mexico early this week.

Israel has carried out dozens of air strikes in southern and eastern Lebanon, according to state media reports.

Israeli military spokesman: The IDF has been evaluating guidelines for the "rear area" and Hezbollah will try to spread rumors.

The Israel Defense Forces warned Lebanese civilians to immediately leave houses used by Hezbollah to store weapons.

Israeli military spokesman: (On possible ground operation in Lebanon) The military will take all necessary measures to restore security in northern Israel.

An Israeli military spokesman called on residents in southern Lebanon to stay away from Hezbollah strongholds.

An Israeli military spokesman said Israel has begun striking Hezbollah positions in Lebanon after confirming their intention to fire at Israel.

Thai Chamber of Commerce: The appreciation of the Thai baht is faster than expected and will affect economic growth in the fourth quarter.

The Thai Chamber of Commerce called on the Bank of Thailand to take measures to stabilize the baht.

On the morning of September 23rd local time, Sri Lankan Prime Minister Gunawardena announced his resignation.

Israel Defense Forces: Shot down a drone launched from Iraq via Syria, no casualties.

Australian Prime Minister: I am glad to see the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) standing with consumers. The allegations faced by Woolworths and Coles are serious.